On 8/18/07, Musachy Barroso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > do you mean to move the plugin out of Struts? Because Dojo is already > on its own plugin in trunk.
My question was whether we wanted to keep Dojo as part of the project, or move it GoogleCode, along with the YUI plugin. I think some of the other questions misunderstood where we already are, in that for 2.1.x Dojo is one of our bundled plugins, like Spring and JasperReports. Right now the bundled plugin list for 2.1.x is * codebehind * config-browser * dojo * jasperreports * jfreechart * jsf * pell-multichart * plexus * spring * struts1 * tiles The underlying question is whether we have active committers who actually *want* to maintain all of these plugins as part of the trunk. Initially, we dragged most of these along because there were part of WebWork and 2.0 was the backward-compatibility series. Moving forward, we might want to be more careful about the plugins that we bundle. One idea would be to create a Struts Plugin project somewhere, where third-party plugins could be maintained jointly. My suggestion would be to retain * codebehind * config-browser * jsf * struts1 * tiles and add (with the permission of the owners) * JSON Plugin * Table Tags * Smart URLs And then encourage the remainder be adopted by an independant open source project (while we keep a snapshot of what we have now in the Archive). * dojo * jasperreports * jfreechart * pell-multichart * plexus * spring Ideally, some of the other plugin projects might merge into the independant Struts Plugin project, making it easier for people to gain access later if the original author drifts awqay. Thoughts? -Ted. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
